Electronic Age II in Hong Kong


LOVELY LIGHTS: The view from Victoria Peak which shows buildings being illuminated and shrouded in clouds. With a buffer of about 30 of electricity capacity, Hong Kong’s brightly lit skyline has often amazed visitors. — Bloomberg

FEW cities look as beautiful as Hong Kong viewed from Victoria Harbour with brightly lit skyscrapers silhouetted against the waterfront. But few of our residents, reduced to scurrying in underground tunnels like rats in the packed MTR trains or stuck in cars queuing to enter tunnels across the harbour, have a chance to see the view.

It’s ironic that its mostly tourists taking our iconic ferries who enjoy the nightly show now.

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